Примери за използване на Methysergide на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ergot alkaloids(ergotamine& methysergide): increased risk of ergotism.
Methysergide is not effective for treating a migraine attack that is already present.
Medicines used for migraine attacks(such as methysergide or ergotamine);
Methysergide is an ergot alkaloid, first described in clinical practice in 1959.
Ergot-type oxytocic drugs(e.g., methysergide, ergotamine, ergonovine).
Methysergide should no longer be used for treating diarrhoea caused by carcinoid disease.
Overall summary of the scientific evaluation of methysergide containing medicinal products(see Annex I).
Methysergide was developed in 1959 and the first triptan, sumatriptan, was developed in 1988.
Patients should have failed at least 2 classes of drugs before starting methysergide.
Methysergide binds with varying affinities to a range of serotonergic receptors(5-HT receptors).
Therefore the CHMP was of the opinion that the benefit-risk balance of methysergide containing products.
You must not take methysergide continuously(without a break) for longer than six months.
Based on these data a potential causal association between methysergide and fibrosis seems likely.
Methysergide should no longer be used for treating diarrhoea caused by carcinoid disease(a type of slow-growing tumour).
Patients should have failed at least 2 classes of drugs before starting methysergide(see section 4.4).
Overall, the CHMP considered that methysergide seems to benefit a small patient population of migraine and cluster headache patients.
The CHMP considered the procedure under Article 31 of Directive 2001/83/EC for methysergide containing medicinal products.
In a more recent review14, methysergide and verapamil were cited as the most useful treatments of the episodic form of cluster headache.
Ergotamine also used to treat migraine, orsimilar medicines such as methysergide(see section 2 Don't use Imigran).
Methysergide has also been used for treating diarrhoea caused by carcinoid disease(a slow-growing tumour that commonly affects the gut).
The results of these studies are suggestive of the efficacy of methysergide compared to placebo in the prophylaxis of migraine.
The mechanism by which methysergide could cause fibrosis through serotoninergic-receptor activation is widely described in the literature.
The majority of patients(92.4%) who developed fibrosis received daily doses of methysergide within the currently recommended(≤ 6 mg/day).
During treatment with methysergide, a treatment-free period of at least 4 weeks must be allowed between treatment courses at least every 6 months.
Having considered the overall data provided by the MAH in writing,the CHMP concluded that the benefit-risk balance of methysergide is favourable in.
However, there were no data to support this use and Methysergide should therefore no longer be used in carcinoid disease.
Treatment with methysergide should only be started and supervised by specialised physicians with experience in treating migraine and cluster headaches.
If symptoms suggestive of a fibrosis occur, treatment with methysergide should be discontinued unless an alternative aetiology is confirmed.
Methysergide containing products are currently authorised in the following EU countries: Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
The incidence rates of valvular andpulmonary fibrosis in patients treated with methysergide was shown to be similar to those of the general population19,20,21,22.